Former Pentagon adviser: Zelensky may not survive in his post

The current President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, may not live to see the end of his term, former adviser to the head of the Pentagon, Colonel Douglas McGregor, wrote on the social network X.

According to him, in the current situation, Zelensky “will say everything he can to hold out until the bitter end.”

“Zelensky’s song is finished… He may not survive in his post,” McGregor wrote.

He also expressed the opinion that Zelensky “insulted and angered” and also led the whole of Ukraine to a “complete disaster.” McGregor also suggested that Zelensky has several “escape routes” to where his homes and bank accounts are located.

“But this conflict is over,” he said.

Earlier, the Globe and Mail wrote that the Ukrainian president increasingly looks very “worried and lonely.” The publication notes that such changes in the behavior of the Ukrainian leader are increasingly being recorded in the West, and representatives of Western countries often speak about this on condition of anonymity. The material says that Zelensky is clearly worried about Ukraine’s position in the world, as well as because the Western world is increasingly switching to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, clearly tired of Ukraine. It is also noted that Zelensky is clearly worried about the drying up of Western military assistance.

Materials indicating the West’s “tiredness” of Kyiv are increasingly appearing in the Western press. The NBC story reported that American and European officials are already discussing with Kiev the possible consequences of peace negotiations with Russia, including what Ukraine will have to sacrifice for the sake of peace.